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An #English review game to practice the #literary, #poetic and #rhetorical devices!
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Central Idea or Gist? : Romeo and Juliet are too young and naive to fully understand love.
Central Idea
Gist
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Appealing to people's emotions to strengthen an argument (example: SPCA commericals)
pathos
diction
syntax
logos
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Hints and clues about what is going to happen later in the story
personification
oxymoron
flashback
foreshadowing
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An object, person, or thing that represents or stands for something else and/or greater idea
allusion
simile
juxtaposition
symbol
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Using a logical appeal (facts and statistics) to support an argument
ethos
pathos
barbados
logos
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The perspective from which the story is written- NOT how the author feels about the topic)
Central Idea
Claim
Tone
Point of View
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Words or phrases used to entice the five senses and create a descriptive image.
imagery
syntax
illusion
sensation
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The opposite of what you'd expect to happen (ex: An ambulance running over a pedestrian)
Irony
Metaphor
Central Idea
Hyperbole
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A universal message or lesson- also known as the central idea
Gist
Theme
Symbolism
Juxtaposition
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However, some people may believe that.... but this is not true because...
exclamation
rhetorical question
counterclaim
claim
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When a character struggles with an outside force
internal conflict
external conflict
dynamic character
static character
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The rhythm of a poem
Jazz
Meter
Rhyme
Foot
13
Which term most nearly means "summary"?
Theme
Setting
Central Idea
Gist
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The main thesis/argument in a piece of writing.
gist
claim
counter claim
summary
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The icy, hot sensation of the cinnamon gum made my mouth and eyes water
personification
simile
oxymoron
characterization
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When the character struggles with himself
irony
man vs man conflict
characterization
man vs self conflict
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A type of poem with 14 lines and a specific rhyme scheme
Ode
Sonnet
Lyric
Ballad
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Which of the following is an example of theme?
Love is never ending and can overcome any obstacle.
Romeo loves Juliet despite their family feud.
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"Bang! Pow! Kaboom!"
Consonance
Assonance
Onomatopoeia
Alliteration
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"The cat catches cookies in his claws" is an example of...
Rhyme
Consonance
Alliteration
Assonance
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The author's creation and development of a character...
Narration
Conflict
Setting
Characterization
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When the narrator tells us something explicitly about a character
foreshadowing
direct characterization
indirect characterization
gist
23
The time and place of the action
Setting
Characterization
Theme
Plot
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When you see an ellipses (...) & see that it represents a passage of time, you are analyzing...
Claim
Poetry
Syntax
Diction
25
Which term means an important and universal message or lesson?
Central Idea
Allusion
Irony
Gist
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A direct comparison of two unlike objects (not using "like" or "as")
simile
metaphor
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Repeating the same idea, but in different words
opinion
understatement
restatement
repetition
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Asking a question for emphasis, which does not typically need an answer.
exclamation
rhetorical answer
hyperbole
rhetorical question
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The use of similar grammatical forms to add effect. Ex: I ask, I beg, I plead...
Parallelism
Repetition
Exclamation
Restatement
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Corresponding sounds at the end of words/lines.
consonance
meter
rhyme
alliteration
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If we want change, we must act now!
exclamation
excitement
restatement
repetition
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Walking into the wrong class makes me feel like a neon sign, all eyes on me
simile
symbol
metaphor
allusion
33
The repetition of consonant sounds in short succession, like "piTTer paTTer"
Assonance
Allusion
Consonance
Alliteration
34
What is "the voice of a poem?"
Stanza
Point of View
Narrator
Speaker
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A type of poem that expresses the thoughts and feelings of poet- can be in song form
Ode
Sonnet
Ballad
Lyric
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The author's attitude towards the subject (expressed in an EMOTION word....)
Claim
Tone
Point of View
Central Idea
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A unit of poetry ("poem paragraphs")
paragraph
sonnet
speaker
stanza
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The use, again, of any element, such as a sound, word, phrase, clause, or sentence
Alliteration
Restatement
Repetition
Allusion
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The school bus screamed down the road as we sped toward the high school.
onomatopoeia
characterization
personification
setting
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Ugh! This quiz has 5 million lit devices!!!
Metaphor
Onomatopoeia
Hyperbole
Alliteration
